Maryland Boys Earn Honors in Fisher Guild Judging
Maryland will be represented by Adolph M. Spamer and E. Standley Knoochel Jr. at the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild convention in Detroit, after winning top state honors and $100 gold awards. William T. Peters and Harry Mcdinniss received $100 gold and future scholarship chances. several others earned smaller prizes. William L. Brown praised the state judgeship, noting craftsmanship and perseverance as key outcomes.
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Canada
Detroit
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild
Maryland
Adolph M. Spamer
Port St
E. Standley Knoochel, Jr
William T. Peters
N. Kenwood Ave
Harry Mcdinniss
Connecticut Ave
Kensington
Burnett A. Pettit
Walker Ave
Louis E. Kemp, Jr
Hanover
Sitmon Garrison
Monkton
Clarence O. Smenak, Jr
Virginia Ave
Hagerstown
District of Columbia
William L. Brown
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Delaware
Brown
Circuit Court in Equity Order for Caroline County Sale
In Caroline County Circuit Court in Equity No 3025 Chy the order dated July 22 1932 ratifies and confirms the sale of property unless a cause to the contrary is shown by September 22 next. A newspaper notice must be published four successive weeks before August 22. The report states sales amount to 900 dollars. Clerk T Clayton Horsey attests true copy.
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Caroline County
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
Circuit Court
Claiborne Annapolis Ferry Co Summer Schedule 1982
The Claiborne Annapolis Ferry Co issues its summer timetable in effect May 27 1982. Daily and Sunday departures from Annapolis include 8 00 am 10 30 am 1 00 pm 3 00 pm 5 00 pm 7 00 pm 9 00 am 11 15 am 2 00 pm 4 00 pm 6 00 pm and 8 00 pm. Departures from Claiborne are at 10 00 am and Matapeake departures occur at 7 25 am 10 26 am 12 25 pm 3 20 pm 6 20 pm and 7 20 pm.
Court orders ratify Auditor's report in Caroline equity case
In Equity. No. 3006 Chy. In the Circuit Court for Caroline county the Auditor's Report filed in Wilbert L. Merriken Asalgnee v D Edmond Carr Lizzie Bowens Carr is ordered ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from August 13 1932. A copy of this order must run in a Caroline printed newspaper once in each of two successive weeks before August 22 1982.
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Caroline
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
Federation Holds Picnic At Choptank
The Caroline County Federation of Women's Clubs held its midsummer meeting at Choptank with eight of nine federated clubs and more than 150 attendees. Mrs. H. M. Hollis presided, and speakers including Mark Shoemaker from University of Maryland and Mrs. Alphonso Boley urged citizenship, youth programs, and community cooperation. New department chairmen were named for music arts, legislation, education, public health, publicity, and parliamentary affairs.
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Caroline County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Choptank
Claub
W. R. Dulin
H. M. Hollis
Federation
J. F. Spence
T. L. Nugent
Preston
Mark Shoemaker
University of Maryland
Alphonso Boley
Royal Oak
Eastern Shores
W. S. Nabb
Edgar Bradley
American home department
Emma Layton
Hurlock
county federation
Hollis
Music
Federalsburg
Harry Nuttle
Andersontown-Hobbs
Frederick Roe
Greensboro
W. E. Lennon
Philetus Jefferson
Mildred Griffith
Cities Behind in Sanitation Urges Sewerage Works
Dr. Preston Bradley of the Izaak Walton League says only 56 of 1,378 cities recently studied have adequate sewage disposal. He urges sewerage construction to curb unemployment and restore waterways to safe drinking and recreation, noting widespread pollution and typhoid outbreaks. Local labor and materials would be used, aiding national trade recovery.
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America
Preston Bradley
Izaak Walton League of America
Bradley
Dr. Bradley
The Journal Office Entices Fine Printing for Invitations
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Preston Baseball Team Defeats Cambridge in Wet Diamond
Preston Baseball Club defeated Cambridge 12 to 8 at Preston last Sunday after games were moved due to a waterlogged field. Hard Hitting featured the matchup with five Preston home runs, led by Griffith who opened with a first inning homer followed by Blades Lord Williams and Nepert. The lineup lists multiple players in the strong scoring display.
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Preston Ball Club
Cambridge
Preston
Griffith
Blades
Lord
Williams
Nepert
New Religious Leader Named for Church Federation
Reverend Ross W. Sanderson will lead three councils of religious education in Maryland Delaware and Baltimore Federation of Churches. He holds degrees from Oberlin Lansing High School and Harvard with work at University of Chicago and Oberlin Theological Seminary. Sanderson has extensive leadership roles including Wichita Federation of Churches executive secretary and director of the Community Fund. He begins September 1 and will attend state conventions in October as Christ in the Modern World guides the Western Shore Eastern Shore gatherings in Frederick and Dover. Also slated are Samuel L. Hamilton Cynthia Maus and Dr Hugh Magill to participate.
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Ross W. Sanderson
Robert Davids
Sanderson
Maryland- Delaware
Baltimore Councils of Religious Education
Baltimore Federation of Churches
Lansing
Michigan
Oberlin College
Harvard
Oberlin Theological Seminary
University of Chicago
Wichita
Western Shore
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Maryland
Eastern Shore
People’s Church
Dover
Delaware
Samuel L. Hamilton
New York University
New Jersey Council of Religious Education
Cynthia Pearl Maus
Hugh S. Magill
International Council of Religious Education
Weekend Guest Lists and Local Visits Across Town
Mr Emerson and son of Wilmington and Mr and Mrs Norris Coulby were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Legates. Mrs F H Thompson, Mrs P Thompson and Rev Claude Thompson spent Tuesday in Matthews where he has accepted a charge. Mr and Mrs John Brodes, Mrs Mollie Parrott, Mrs Anah Carroll and Mrs Mollie Harding spent Sunday at Elwood Camp. Mrs Lee Smith and daughter Bonnie and Miss Esther Harrington spent Thursday in Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Will McGill of Baltimore are visiting Mr and Mrs John Sands. Miss Dorothy Bowdle is staying with her sister Mrs Melvin Willoughby. Mrs John Christopher is visiting her daughter in Chester. Mrs Philip Reel of Easton spent Friday with Mrs Ansh Carroll.
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Esther Harrington
Wilmington
Will McGill
Baltimore
John Sands
Dorothy Bowdle
Melvin Willoughby
John Christopher
Chester
Philip Reel
Easton
Ansh Carroll
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